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Our Technology Library provides a central source for published research, information and analysis covering some of the fundamental aspects of model-based design and simulation for the engineering of large-scale, real-time systems.

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A comparison of the electronic development in the wireless industry when compared to the automotive industry.
While both industries have shared a significant number of commonalities, the wireless industry has been the true leader in the implementation of new technologies and methodologies. The automotive electronics industry is using the same technologies and methodologies as the wireless industry, but at an introductory pace that lags wireless by about 2 to 3 years.

The dismantling of the power base in the semiconductor divisions of the major electronics companies to accommodate software engineering and systems integration on an equal footing with hardware engineering is a battle in full flight.

This paper addresses the efficacious modeling of predominantly digital systems, including the trans-technology interfaces, and discusses techniques which enable the consistent treatment of time, causality and signals.